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00:00Kureto
01:01Shinji Nishimura
01:03Moemi Kushiro
01:05Now, we have a big topic.
01:07Entertainment movie SHOWTIME 7
01:10This movie has a tense and nervous feeling of the incident as if it were really happening.
01:15In addition, it is a big reputation not only among experts and critics, but also in the city.
01:21Various news are popping up.
01:23We got a chance to see the movie as soon as possible.
01:26We will approach this incident with our own perspective.
01:30The day before yesterday, the premiere of this movie was held.
01:33Let's listen to the voice of the city who witnessed this entertainment.
01:38I was so nervous until the end.
01:40The live performance was so exciting.
01:41It was like the last of madness.
01:43I've never seen Abe's performance like this.
01:45As you can see, I can see that he is very excited.
01:50Now, let's introduce the commentator.
01:53He is Mr. Koga Ken, a comedian who is familiar with the situation of the movie and the industry.
01:58Nice to meet you.
01:59He watches more than 100 movies a year.
02:02He is the best comedian in Japan.
02:04Mr. Koga Ken has already seen this movie.
02:07Yes, I have.
02:09Basically, this movie is about the incident in the studio of SHOWTIME 7.
02:15It's a close-up movie.
02:17It's a live broadcast, so it can't be stopped.
02:20If you make a mistake, you will be killed.
02:25It's a very suspenseful development.
02:28I thought it was a very interesting setting.
02:32Now, let's listen to the commentary of the movie.
02:38SHINOSUKE ORIMOTO
02:40In the style of coverage that approaches the truth sharply,
02:43he was praised for his popularity.
02:45He was the main caster of the national news program SHOWTIME 7.
02:51He is SHINOSUKE ORIMOTO.
02:54He spent his days aiming for a chance to revive himself on a radio show.
02:59One night, at 7 p.m. during the live broadcast,
03:03a suspicious phone call came into the program.
03:06I set a bomb on the Yamato Electric Power Plant.
03:09It's going to explode.
03:11It was a continuous explosion of terrorism from a mysterious man.
03:15Then hurry up and do it, you idiot.
03:18Immediately after that, the power plant exploded.
03:21The culprit ordered the negotiator, ORIMOTO.
03:25ORIMOTO saw this as a chance to return to the first round.
03:28He got into the studio of SHOWTIME 7 during the live broadcast.
03:31He broadcast the live conversation with the culprit.
03:35Don't do anything weird.
03:37A bomb was set up in the studio.
03:43Even if you try to leave the studio,
03:45even if you disobey the order, it will explode.
03:47I'm watching you.
03:49The two-point, three-point, and escalating demands of the culprit.
03:53There are many traps set up in the studio.
03:57All statements are directly connected to life and death.
04:00This live broadcast will be distributed to all people in real time.
04:05ORIMOTO!
04:07If I were in this program,
04:11I would have been in a bad mood.
04:14I was watching this movie thinking that I would run away.
04:18You can feel the anxiety that this incident really happened.
04:23Yes, I understand.
04:25Do you keep going in this tone?
04:27Yes.
04:28I keep going in this tone.
04:31KOUKAKEN has a lot of feelings for SHOWTIME 7.
04:35The bomb incident happened.
04:37The news program was broadcast simultaneously.
04:41The audience will see it at the same time.
04:45This is interesting, isn't it?
04:47It's interesting.
04:48It's very interesting.
04:52KOUKAKEN, please pay attention to the cast.
04:55ABE HIROSHI.
04:57It's his first time in 40 years of his career.
05:00He didn't have a role as a main caster.
05:04I was surprised by that.
05:06We have prepared a video of the characters in this movie.
05:10Please take a look.
05:14I will check the details.
05:16Please wait a moment.
05:17The main actor is ABE HIROSHI, who always runs the first line as an actor representing Japan.
05:24Don't stop me.
05:25He is the first caster in 40 years of his career.
05:29He is a bold and ambitious main character.
05:32He has a great presence.
05:34Let's investigate the public opinion.
05:36There was a big explosion at the Yamato Power Plant.
05:41He is a young caster with a sense of justice.
05:44His name is RYUSEI RYO.
05:46He is a new announcer.
05:48His name is YUKIMI NUKUMI.
05:50I'm working on it.
05:52He is a reporter.
05:54His name is HARUKA IGAWA.
05:56I will melt the heart of the criminal with your words.
06:01He is a producer.
06:03His name is KOTARO YOSHIDA.
06:05He is a great actor.
06:07Don't overdo it.
06:08He has a great presence.
06:13You chose me, didn't you?
06:15This is a war.
06:17In this program, we interviewed the cast directly.
06:21KUSHIRO, please.
06:22I interviewed these people.
06:25Please watch.
06:26I will interview RYUSEI RYO and NUKUMI MERU.
06:33You are a caster.
06:37What did you think when you first came to this role?
06:41I wanted to be a caster.
06:46I wanted to act as an actor.
06:53I took on the challenge.
06:57How about you, NUKUMI?
06:59I usually work in a variety show.
07:02I thought it was a great job.
07:04I respected it.
07:06I wanted to do it.
07:08I accepted it.
07:10What was the most important thing in the story?
07:18I wanted to create a realistic reaction.
07:23It's a long story.
07:25I naturally do that.
07:27I was conscious of that.
07:33It was a scene where the impossible happened at great speed.
07:37It was a scene where I was confused as a woman.
07:42I was conscious of that.
07:45NISHIMURA of COTTON is in the studio.
07:51NISHIMURA is a former announcer.
07:54I didn't know that.
07:57NISHIMURA, how was our announcer?
08:02Was it good?
08:05Did you know me?
08:10It was suspicious.
08:12It was a little suspicious.
08:16I studied as a former announcer.
08:19Your acting was like an announcer.
08:24An announcer is a job that uses words.
08:29I was conscious of pronunciation.
08:32I was conscious of pronunciation and pronunciation.
08:37I was conscious of that.
08:40It was great.
08:42If you are interested, please watch it.
08:47Can you appear on TV?
08:50In the second half of the program, we will see the acting of Hiroshi Abe.
08:57The program will continue.
09:00Next is the behind-the-scenes of the incident.
09:05Mr. Koga, you were particular about this scene.
09:09I think it's difficult to keep the tension.
09:14I kept chasing the actor with this hand.
09:19I borrowed a movie prop.
09:22I'm nervous.
09:25Can I touch it?
09:27I'm already touching it.
09:33I can turn on the light.
09:35This battery is alive.
09:37I made it properly.
09:43In addition to this, this work was filmed in a variety of ways to make it feel like a live broadcast.
09:50In the program, we talked about how to shoot and what the scene was like.
09:56We talked in real time from beginning to end.
10:00Moreover, we talked in the same place.
10:03I thought it was very difficult.
10:10Filming was done in a way to make a set of the news program SHOWTIME 7 in the studio in Tokyo.
10:17All the staff, including the filming crew, were subject to filming.
10:24In addition, there is also a 10-minute long shot to keep the tension.
10:29Six cameras for the news program and six cameras for the movie were recorded at the same time and used in the main story.
10:35The impact of the incident is aimed from 360 degrees.
10:40In addition, in order to pursue reality, the staff of the news program were assembled in the adjustment room called the cameraman and sub in the studio.
10:51Since it was a live broadcast, we kept shooting for 10 to 15 minutes without cutting.
10:59I think we were able to keep the tension of the picture that the story was going on in reality.
11:09Don't make a mistake.
11:11There was a lot of pressure.
11:13The staff who supported the camera were also the people who made the news program.
11:22They are professionals in how to proceed.
11:26They do it as usual so that it can flow.
11:28It's amazing to think that the people who do this live are doing it in this room all the time.
11:36It's amazing to think that the people who do this live are doing it in this room all the time.
11:40I see.
11:41It's more realistic because it's made with the staff involved in the press.
11:49News is quite entertaining.
11:55That's the message of this movie.
12:01This is great.
12:04Mr. Nishimura, did you have a job that made you so nervous?
12:11When I was shooting with Tomie Umezawa, I was very nervous.
12:17When Mr. Umezawa was scolding the director, he said,
12:22Mr. Umezawa said,
12:35Mr. Nishimura, did you have a job that made you so nervous?
12:41He played the role of a popular caster who received a phone call about the news program.
12:46He interviewed Mr. Abe, the main actor who blew up the charm of the movie.
12:50I was really nervous.
12:53It's amazing.
12:55I was so nervous.
12:57After this is the exclusive interview with Mr. Abe, the main actor.
13:05Finally, Mr. Abe, the main actor of the movie SHOWTIME 7, appears.
13:09Nice to meet you.
13:11Nice to meet you, too.
13:13Mr. Abe, I heard that you played the role of a popular caster for the first time.
13:17Yes, I did.
13:19I've been on TV shows before, but I thought it was a very difficult job.
13:27I never imagined that I would play this role in the same entertainment industry.
13:35But I was told that I had to tell the viewers during the live broadcast.
13:42I never imagined that I would play such a great role.
13:46I was nervous that I had to tell the viewers.
13:49I was nervous that I had to be calm.
13:52I thought it would be a great job.
13:54It was fun to imagine.
13:56I have a ambition to return to the national TV show.
14:02I want to return to the national TV show.
14:04I want to make use of this opportunity.
14:06There are many human dramas that I have to play calmly.
14:10But I was able to do it in real time.
14:12I thought it was interesting.
14:14The reason why I can watch the movie until the end and feel at ease is because I have confidence in the caster.
14:23I don't want to play this role.
14:26What would you do if you were in such a situation?
14:30Do you think this is your strong point?
14:33I understand the feeling of adrenaline in the sense that this is my strong point.
14:39I understand the feeling of adrenaline in the sense that this is my strong point.
14:51But I don't want to play this role.
14:54I don't want to play this role.
14:56By the way, Mr. Goya's acting was wonderful.
14:59As a main caster, I have an ambition to return to the national TV show.
15:06As a journalist, I want to convey this feeling.
15:10I want to convey this feeling with a showmanship.
15:17It's interesting to see what this person is thinking about right now.
15:28I don't know how much is true and how much is not true.
15:33I can only guess by looking at the expression.
15:37It was interesting and all personalities coexisted.
15:43I think this is a difficult acting.
15:46I was impressed that I could do it.
15:49It's good.
15:51I was able to meet everyone.
15:53That's right.
15:56I told my wife that I could play this role with Mr. Abe.
16:06You should read the script.
16:09Only Mr. Kogake is here today.
16:11I'm happy.
16:13Don't look at me like that.
16:16I asked this person about Mr. Abe.
16:21Mr. Abe and Ms. Orimoto have been working together for a long time.
16:27I want to convey the strength of confidence and the sense of justice of a woman who is aggressive towards the scene.
16:41What is the charm of Ms. Orimoto, played by Mr. Abe?
16:49Mr. Abe has a natural charm, but he also has a strong personality.
16:54He has a sense of justice.
16:56His passion for the press is the same as Mr. Abe's.
17:03His energy is amazing.
17:05It's amazing that he can be convincing.
17:09I felt that everyone was attracted to Mr. Abe at the scene.
17:14What do you think is attractive about Ms. Orimoto?
17:19She is very human.
17:22She has a lot of inner workings.
17:25However, she is very calm when she works as a caster.
17:31Her inner workings are very interesting.
17:34I went to the studio for the first time in a long time.
17:37I went to the studio for the first time in a long time.
17:44I was very excited about that scene.
17:47That's interesting.
17:49I was able to imagine that she was a caster.
17:58I thought it was cool.
18:03It's interesting to hear that kind of opinion.
18:08It was cool.
18:10What do you think about not giving up even after 40 years of your career?
18:17I always want to play a difficult role.
18:22When I play a difficult role, I learn new things.
18:26It's a treasure for me.
18:30I think I can get something out of it.
18:33I think I can deliver it to everyone.
18:38I want to keep doing that.
18:41Thank you very much.
18:43I think this will be Mr. Abe's masterpiece.
18:49That's right.
18:51There are many masterpieces.
18:54I thought so.
18:56She said she wanted to try difficult things in her career.
19:02It's her first time to play an announcer.
19:04It's amazing.
19:06In the trailer, you can only hear the voice of the criminal.
19:10It is not announced who is playing.
19:13This is also attracting a lot of attention.
19:16The role of the criminal has not been announced as a caster.
19:20What did you think when you first heard about the role of the criminal?
19:25It was my first time to work with her.
19:30There is a scene where I meet her at the end.
19:35It's been more than a month since then.
19:37It's not the same scene, but I've been with her all the time.
19:42I was very impressed.
19:45I think she played this difficult role well.
19:48As Mr. Abe said,
19:50The big topic of the trailer is the role of the criminal.
19:54Who is the criminal?
19:56The role of the criminal is hidden.
19:58It's amazing that she was this person.
20:01She is a famous actress.
20:03I think most people don't know who she is.
20:06I think so.
20:08I was surprised.
20:10I was surprised.
20:11In this program,
20:13I got an emergency exclusive interview with a secret caster.
20:17It's a very precious video.
20:19Look at this.
20:21Even if you try to leave the studio,
20:23Even if you disobey my orders, I'll blow you up.
20:26I've never done a job just with my voice.
20:30I was a little worried about how I could do it with just my voice.
20:35I'm not playing the sound source.
20:37I'll do it in real time.
20:39I was hoping that there would be a sense of tension and realism.
20:46If I can't do it, I might be doing it with someone else's voice.
20:55There was a bomb in the studio during the live broadcast.
20:58I don't want to be in this state.
21:00I think it's going to be a very exciting movie.
21:03I hope everyone will enjoy it.
21:06The fact that the incident is happening right now and the live broadcast are progressing at the same time.
21:12I'm looking forward to seeing how the audience will feel when they watch this movie.
21:19I'm so nervous.
21:21I can't stop being nervous.
21:23I think it's a movie where you can spend the same time as the emergency live broadcast.
21:30I think it would be great if you could enjoy it as if you were in that space.
21:36Mr. Koga Ken, how was it?
21:38When I first saw this movie, I thought it was like a Hollywood movie.
21:43I felt like I broke through a wall that I couldn't break through for many years.
21:52I thought it was a big incident that I should have taken up.
21:58Mr. Nishimura, you acted as a caster today.
22:02As a caster, I didn't think there would be such a thin comment.
22:09I thought there was a limit to what I could say.
22:14It's been more than 15 years.
22:18The line of fire is getting deeper than before today's recording.
22:24I'm sure the audience can feel this tension.
22:28Mr. Koga Ken, what is that password?
22:30In addition to the tension and tension, this movie is well-received by experts, critics, and even the city.
22:40We will continue to follow this movie with these members.
22:47This is a PR program for a short film, so it won't continue.
22:51Let's meet at the theater.
22:54Please watch it at a safe theater.
22:58It's closed.
22:59Let's meet at another theater.

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